Dr. Itamar Arel
Itamar Arel, Ph.D., M.B.A is
Principal Investigator for the Machine Intelligence Lab & Networking
Research
Group and
Assistant Professor in the
Department of Electrical and Computer
Engineering at
The University of Tennessee at Knoxville. During
2000–2003 he was with TeraCross, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company
developing Terabit/sec switch fabric integrated circuits, where he held
several key positions including chief scientist.
Itamar received the Department of Energy (DOE) Early Career
Principal Investigator (CAREER) award in August 2004. His primary
research interests include high-performance networking (switch
architectures, packet scheduling algorithms, performance analysis),
wireless sensor networks and machine learning.
Itamar coedited
High-performance Packet Switching Architectures, and
coauthored
A Scalable Memory-Efficient Architecture for Parallel Shared Memory
Switches,
Is Time Ripe for Fabric on a Chip?,
A Scalable Frame-based Multi-Crosspoint Packet Switching
Architecture,
Self-Certified Public Key Cryptography for Resource-Constrained
Sensor
Networks,
TRTRL: A Localized Resource-Efficient Learning Algorithm for
Recurrent
Neural Networks,
Redundant Linear Coding for Accelerating Counting and Comparison
Operations,
Adaptation of a Computer Networks Curriculum for Non-Technical
Audience,
A Novel Architecture for Digital Pulse Height Analysis with
Applications to Radiation Spectroscopy, and
A Stable Longest Queue First Signal Scheduling Algorithm for an
Isolated Intersection.
Read the
full list of his publications!
He is:
- Senior IEEE Member (Computer and Communication Societies)
- Member of the IEEE Communication Switching & Routing Technical Committee (CSWT)
- Member of the IEEE Communication Systems Integration, Modeling and Simulation Technical Committee (CSIM)
- Member of the IEEE Ad Hoc & Sensors Communications & Networks Technical Committee
- ACM Member
- Member of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI)